Will a woman ever be President?


Harris and Clinton (below) both thought they could deliver a blow for women, but both were defeated by Trump, a man seen as bigoted and misogynistic. — AFP/AP

On the arduous climb toward the “highest, hardest glass ceiling”, female presidential candidates persisted and resisted.

They promised they were unbought and unbossed. Most of all, they believed the nation was ready for them. And, one by one, they were proved wrong.

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